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Setting up as a business

Learn how to set up your business in Payroller as an employer

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Written by Jenny Park
Updated over a year ago

Learn how to set up an employer account in Payroller by following these simple steps


Open a Payroller employer account

Step 1: Visit the Payroller website.

Step 2: You will begin the sign-up process. Choose ‘Employer’ for your role if you are a business that employs staff.


You can also select 'Agent' (for accountants, book-keepers, BAS agents, and other accounting professionals) as your role. Please follow this guide instead.


Step 3: Enter your email address and select ‘Try for Free’.

Your account has now been created.

Verify your email address

You should have received an email to verify your account.


If you have not received an email to verify your account, check your junk or spam inbox. If you haven’t received the email you may have set up your account under a different email address. Reach out to hello@payroller.com.au if you need any assistance.


Step 1: Select ‘Yes, it’s me - let’s get started’.

Step 2: Setup your password and select 'Submit'

Step 3: Select ‘Go to Login’

Setup your company

Let's finish off by completing your company setup

Step 1: Select ‘Complete your company setup’

Step 2: Enter your Business name and choose from the options provided


If you are unable to search your company name, select ‘Enter your business name and ABN manually’ or ‘I don't have an ABN’


Step 3: Select ‘Complete’

You can start adding your first employee and be on your way to creating your first STP pay run!

Please note that the next time you log in to your Payroller account you will need to set up your 2 Factor authentication.

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